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WorksheetsUnit 8: Paul's Second Missionary Journey
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 6mins
Paul's original purpose for the trip was to see how the __________ in the towns where they had previously preached the gospel were doing.
enemies
believers
governments
soldier
It was good that Paul wanted to strengthen the churches that he had started, since the church is to __________ believers.
nurture
ignore
destroy
pay
In Lystra, Paul chose __________ to travel with him and Silas.
Timothy
Mark
Barnabas
God
The Holy Spirit __________ Paul, Silas, and Timothy from evangelizing in Asia and Bithynia.
tricked
allowed
stopped
trusted
In Troas, Paul had a __________ of a Macedonian man who begged him to come to Macedonia to help the people there.
letter
message
voice
vision
While Paul and his companions were sharing the gospel in Philippi, God __________ the heart of a woman named Lydia, who believed and was baptized.
closed
opened
twisted
rejected
Eventually Paul traveled alone to Athens, where he was troubled by all the __________.
people
churches
idols
stores
How did God guide Paul, Silas and Timothy to do His work throughout their missionary journey?
Through visions and the Holy Spirit
By sending angels to them
Through dreams and prophecies
By giving them a map
The belief that a deist has about God is:
God is our creator but doesn't want to know us or care about us.
God is loving and wants a relationship with us.
Everyone is a God.
Their are many gods.
Devotion means ____________ earnestly following God with all my ____________, soul, ____________, and strength.
Devotion means sincerely earnestly following God with all my heart, soul, mind, and strength.
Devotion means casually earnestly following God with all my heart, soul, mind, and strength.
Devotion means sincerely earnestly following God with all my body, soul, mind, and strength.
Devotion means sincerely earnestly following God with all my heart, soul, mind, and power.
Whatever you do, ____________ at it with all your ____________, as working for the ____________, not for ____________ masters (Colossians 3:23).
Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not for human masters.
Whatever you do, play at it with all your might, as working for the people, not for human masters.
Whatever you do, rest at it with all your soul, as working for the world, not for human masters.
Whatever you do, sing at it with all your voice, as working for the universe, not for human masters.
